Original subtitles

OK...

Hold it.

Is it all right if we get back to work now?

Thanks awfully. Sorry to be such a bore.

Not at all, Lady Charlotte.

It's rather fun.

Ahem... Mr. Graham.

Hogan, your job is to look after the amphib,

not lug that stuff around.

Well, one of us has to be nice to the lady, Major.

Plucky little woman.

Bit of a responsibility on a trip like this, though.

Didn't have a choice, Captain.

We agreed to take a reporter

from the newspaper that financed us.

They sent her.

Now, be fair, Ben, she does take good pictures.

Maybe. But she's one problem I could do without.

[WIND HOWLS]

[SHIP'S BELL RINGS]

If the weather holds,

we should reach the last known position of your friend Tyler

In 3 days.

At which point, we should sight the coastline

of this mysterious ice continent

he describes in his log.

You sound as though you still have your doubts, Captain.

Oh, if we did, Major,

The Royal Navy wouldn't be helping you.

No, it was the specimens that Tyler included

in this canister.

And when Dr. Norfolk, here, confirmed that they were genuine--

Why do you think I went to the top man in Europe?

Oh, now, hardly, Ben.

Dr. Schenkelman in Vienna--

Oh, come on, Doctor.

If it hadn't been for your word,

The London Times would never have agreed

to back this expedition, and you know it.

I don't think I'll ever forget the day

when Major Ben McBride walked into my room

At the Natural History Museum...

with that canister.

Almost spilled your hot milk, didn't you?

It was quite a moment, Ben.

Tyler makes it sound a very dangerous place.

A continent full of cavemen and dinosaurs?

Do you really believe there's a chance

that Tyler may still be alive?

If I didn't, I wouldn't be here.

Doc knows where I stand.

I don't give a damn about dinosaurs.

I'm still hoping to convert him.

[SHIP'S BELL RINGS]

[RING]

[RING]

Boy, I'm sure glad we're going in by air, Major.

Me, too, Hogan.

I'd hate to have to climb that.

I'd say it was almost impossible.

And I'm quite good at this sort of thing.

Did I ever tell you about the Matterhorn?

Once or twice.

Just how long have we got, Captain?

3 to 4 weeks.

Half what we planned,

but we hadn't expected so much pack ice.

If it closes in on us--

Ah, come on, Captain.

This ship is built like the rock of Gibraltar.

It may be, Mr. Hogan,

but that ice could crush this hull like a matchbox.

And if that happened--

there'll be no trip home for any of us.

OK, Hogan, let's winch the amphibian into the water.

The sooner we get airborne, the better.

Hogan!

OK, let's go.

[WATER SPLASHING]

McBride to Polar Queen

Flying southwest. Altitude 3,000 feet.

Still no breaks in the ice.

Turning southeast,

and climbing at 5,000 feet. Over.

Roger. Polar Queen listening. Over.

McBride to Polar Queen: still no break in the ice wall. Course south by southwest. Over.

Polar Queen to McBride:

Your signal is badly distorted.

What is your present course?

Over.

[STATIC]

Can't give you...

[STATIC]

Polar Queen to McBride: Say again. Over.

[STATIC]

Mainly static for the last 2 hours, sir,

But they're still transmitting,

and I think they're still airborne.

At least they're alive.

And they've flown over 200 miles.

Must be well over the ice wall by now.

[SQUAWKS]

Hey, what the--

It's a pterodactyl!

[SQUAWKING]

Absolutely magnificent!

Coming in on the starboard, Major!

Here he comes.

Look at the size!

[SQUAWKING]

Look out!

He's close!

Hogan!

Right.

[SQUAWKS]

Coming in at port, Major.

[SHRIEKS]

[ENGINE SPUTTERS]

[ENGINE DIES]

[IGNITION SPUTTERING]

Hold on!

This may be a little rough.

[COUGHING]

I'll try to smooth out the bumps next time.

[Norfolk] Oh, nonsense. You did extremely well.

Still in one piece?

Oh, just. How about the plane?

Hogan?

Yeah.

What kind of shape we in?

Well, not good.

But, uh, it's fixable.

McBride to Polar Queen: Can you read me? Over. Polar Queen to McBride: your signal's very faint.

Go ahead.

We have been attacked by a giant pterodactyl.

[STATIC]

Good Lord!

[RADIO FADES IN AND OUT]

...damage to amphib...

...had to make forced landing...

Polar Queen to McBride:

This is Captain Lawton.

How bad is damage to plane?

McBride to Polar Queen: Acknowledge my message. Over.

[STATIC]

I say again, how bad is damage to plane?

[STATIC]

[DISTANT HOWL]

No dice, huh?

It's hard to tell.

Not much they could do anyway.

Well, if they sail away, we're sunk.

Nobody's gonna sail away, Hogan.

There's plenty of time for everything.

[WIND HOWLS]

Any luck, Mr. Graham?

No, Sir. They've stopped transmitting.

[SIGHS] Will they get that plane back into the air?

There's no way we can send a rescue party in

over those cliffs.

What the devil are we going to do, Sir?

We're going to wait, Mr. Whitby.

We shall chart this section of the coastline,

and we shall stay here as long as we can.

Mount a 24-hour listening watch, will you, Mr. Graham?

Aye, aye, Sir!

But supposing the ice closes in, Sir.

Let me worry about that, will you, Mr. Whitby?

Start work on the charts, please.

Aye, aye, Sir!

Ready...heave!

Ready...

heave!

Ugh!

OK. Let's take 5.

What we really need is a winch.

Yeah, well, we haven't got one.

[HOGAN] You know, what we really need is a winch.

Yeah.

We must remember to bring one next time.

Go easy on that stuff, Hogan.

It's just a little nerve tonic, Major.

The war, remember?

Well, this isn't the western front.

You're absolutely right. It's worse.

No, no, believe me. I was there.

Pterodactyls are far more interesting

than Germans.

Interesting? Gee!

Doc, you professor types are all the same.

Pterodactyls, huh?

You give me the Red Baron any day.

Anyway, all I want to do Is fix up that amphibian

and get us the hell out of here.

What are you talking about?

We just started.

We came here to get Tyler,

And that's what we're going to do.

Well, you better call in the Navy, Major,

because we are going to need some reinforcements.

You worry too much, Hogan.

Get that prop fixed and check out the tail.

[DISTANT HOWL]

[RUMBLE]

[RUMBLE]

[McBRIDE] How's it going?

Oh, quite well, thank you.

Oh, could I have a photograph of you?

Well, yeah.

Mmm.

Where do you want me?

Uh, that rock will do fine.

Makes a good background.

Right.

OK.

Hold it.

Aah!

[LAUGHS]

I think McBride s found something

you might like to look at.

Really?

You're a real barrel of laughs, you know it?

A fully grown stegosaurus.

Now, isn't that absolutely beautiful?

I hope you appreciate this moment, Ben.

Aren't they supposed to be very docile

and very stupid?

Well, in theory, yes.

Especially the female of the species.

You know, I ve got a feeling we've just found our winch.

Well, why don't we use him to tow the amphib out?

[GROWLING SOFTLY]

Actually, that's not a bad idea.

It looks big enough.

But suppose he doesn't want to.

All we've got to do is tie a rope to his tail

And make him run away.

They should make a good anchor point.

Yeah.

[GENTLE ROAR]

Is he going to feel this?

No, not yet.

His nervous system works about 100 times slower than ours.

I hope you're right.

Hogan!

Ready?

Hold onto your hat.

Hey!

Charly!

Get the hell out of the way, Goddamn it!

Keep your shirt on.

Yahoo!

Go on!

Go on! Shoo!

Shoo!

Go on!

Go!

[TRUMPETING ROAR]

Hey!

[TRUMPETING ROAR]

She's clear!

Now, how are we going to stop it?

Major!

Attaboy, Major!

Come on, Major!

I'm going for the rocks!

Major!

Whoa! Hoo!

Oh, boy.

Isn't it marvelous? It worked!

Whoa!

You almost got yourself killed.

Listen, your family's newspaper

may be paying for this trip,

But from now on, just quit clowning around.

Understand?

Come on. Now, don't get sore at the major.

Look, I was with him for 3 years in France.

He's all right.

He's just a little worried about what he's got us into,

You being a lady and all.

You promised to forget that, remember?

As for McBride, don't worry,

I can look after myself.

I'm going to have to cut about, uh, 10 inches

Off each of those blades

to balance them off.

Then we're going to lose a lot of thrust.

Will it get us in the air?

If none of us has too big a breakfast, yes.

How long do you figure it'll take?

Well, with the rudder and all the other items,

It's going to be, uh... it's going to be about 3 or 4 days.

[SIGHS]

Can't afford to lose that much time.

You two game to go in on foot?

Yes! -Well, yes.

You're crazy!

For all we know, Tyler could be sitting

just on the other side of these hills.

We get up to that ridge,

we may be able to see some of those peaks he described.

We'll be heading due south.

In 3 days time, I'll send up a flare

At 9:00 in the morning and 3:00 in the afternoon.

We could be back before you're through here.

What about the Goddamn monsters?

Trust me. I looked after you In France, didn't I?

The way I remember it,

I was the one who saved your life.

That's what I mean,Hogan.

I owe you one, right?

Right.

Well, let's get started.

You still annoyed at having to bring me along?

No, not really.

It's just that certain kinds of girls are hard to take.

Oh, you mean my kind?

Well, the world's a changing place, McBride.

You know what the real problem is?

You just can't stand competition.

Lady, I believe in a man doing a man's work, that's all.

[TRUMPETING ROAR]

What is it, Doc?

It can only be one thing...

Prehistoric.

[ROAR]

Definitely prehistoric.

[ROAR]

[SCREAM]

That's human.

[WOMAN SCREAMS]

[GROWLING]

[ROAR]

Ben!

You hurt?

No.

Thanks.

A genuine cavegirl.

Mmm.

She'll suit you perfectly.

She's all yours, Doc.

You're the expert.

In fossils, perhaps.

This is a little outside my field.

Don't touch!

She speaks English.

That's crazy.

No, it doesn't make sense.

Ben.

See this knife she's carrying?

It's a Bowie Knife.

I don't know how the hell she got it.

Well, yes,

she must have been in contact with Tyler.

Tyler.

Good God! She knows the name.

What is your name?

Ajor.

Aah.

Ajor, listen, did Tyler teach you to speak our language?

Yes.

He teach you, too?

No. Tyler and me learned together.

Grow up together.

Tyler is a friend of mine.

I guess he's a friend of yours, too, huh?

Was good man....

All gone.

Gone now.

Ajor has no friends.

No people.

Pull that photograph of Tyler.

Ajor...

Look.

Go on...take it.

Your friend Tyler seems to have made quite an impression.

Why don't you, uh...

go and light a fire or something?

[DISTANT SQUAWK]

[DISTANT ROAR]

[ROARS AND HOWLS]

Right, I ve got the whole story.

She comes from a race of people

called the Galu.

It's a Stone Age tribe,

or at least it was when Tyler and a girl called Lisa

stumbled into one of their settlements.

Lisa-- Wasn't that the girl that Tyler rescued?

That's right. The only other survivor of the original party.

Go on.

Well, it appears that Tyler and the girl

were welcomed by the Galu

And lived with them for more than 2 years.

I'm glad somebody's friendly.

During that time, they taught the Galu farming skills,

Generally helped them advance from the Stone Age

into the Iron Age.

Why is she so upset over Tyler s picture?

Because another more advanced race, called the Naga,

didn't like the competition.

They massacred every Galu

they could lay their hands on.

Is...Tyler dead?

Well, there's a chance

that Tyler and Lisa may have been captured.

The Nagas usually sacrifice their prisoners

to appease their volcano god.

Well, in this case, it would make more sense to keep them alive.

Their knowledge would help the advance of the Nagas.

Well, I hope not.

They sound a pretty vile bunch.

Ajor was one of the few Galus to escape.

And she's been on the run ever since.

[McBride] When did all this happen?

About 4 months ago.

Then there's a good chance that Tyler may still be alive.

Can Ajor take us to where the Nagas live?

[SCREECH]

Goddamn it, another one.

I told you...

I told you what I was going to do.

[SHRIEK]

Ha!

I told you.

[DISTANT ROARS]

[GROWL]

[SCREECH]

[WINGS FLAPPING]

Don't these things ever sleep?

The island never sleeps.

[TRUMPETING ROAR]

[FLARE PISTOL FIRES]

Here.

Aah!

Take it away!

Take it away! Take it away!

Ohh! Ohh! Oh, God!

Oh! [PANTS]

That's a big one.

Oh, that's a beauty!

That's a Poecilotheria fasciata.

[WHIMPERS]

It's not funny!

[LAUGHS]

I don't believe it,Charly.

I thought nothing could faze you.

Hairy plane ride, Ajor's friend in the forest...

you took them on without blinking an eye.

And along comes this little spider...

Little? Oh!

It was cute. It was kind of cuddly, too, wasn't it?

Now, stop it.

You're making my flesh creep.

At least it proves you're human.

Well, everyone has their breaking point, McBride.

With me, it's spiders.

With you...it's me.

[DISTANT HOWLS]

What is it?

Band-lu.

A hunting party?

I hope they're not hunting us.

In that case, I shall try and get a picture.

Hold it.

Galu! Galu!

[ALL SHOUTING]

Flare pistol.

Ajor, no!

His name is Mikay.

He was good friend of Tyler.

Did he have time to say anything about Tyler?

He was taken with many others

to mountain of skulls,

the city where the Nagas live.

Can you take us there?

Yes.

But it's hopeless.

Even if you can get in,

you can never escape Nagoramata.

Who's he?

The volcano god of the Nagas.

He rules the land.

No one can go against his will and live.

[DISTANT SCREECHES]

[NORFOLK] Where's Ajor going?

She's looking for the entrance to a cave.

If she finds it, it'll make life a lot easier.

We'd be crazy to go over the top

if there's a shortcut.

Aah!

Ben!

Get out of here!

Aah! You bounder!

Ooh!

Ugh!

Ahh!

Ohh!

[SHOUTS IN BAND-LU LANGUAGE]

Uh! Ooh!

Leave me! Leave me!

Ugh.

Ohh!

[CHARLY] He's awake.

[NORFOLK] Ben? Ben, Can you hear me?

Norfolk, Charly, you all right?

We thought you were dead.

Where are we?

At the entrance of the Band-lu camp,

Behind you, up the slope.

Any idea what they plan to do with us?

[ROAR]

[TRAMPLING]

I think we're some sort of offering.

[GRUNTS]

These stakes were in the ground when we got here.

You mean a sacrificial offering?

No.

No, Not religious.

Something more practical.

[GROWLING]

Somebody's dinner then?

Sorry, Charly.

You're OK, you know that?

Shh!

I think it's better not to talk.

Some of them hunt by sound,

rather than smell.

[ROARS]

[GRUNTS]

[PANTING]

Oh, good girl, my notes.

I get for you. Band-lu not see.

[YELLS IN BAND-LU LANGUAGE]

Great. No gun, no ammunition.

God knows what we'll do if they follow us.

They won't. They're afraid to cross over the boundary.

[YELLING]

[DISTANT SQUAWKS]

Hogan to Polar Queen. Hogan to Polar Queen.

[STATIC]

Look, I can't hear you.

I just hope you're still out there, all right?

Our repairs to the plane are just about finished.

I still have to test-fly the ship.

Uh, if she checks out all right,

then I'm going to look out for the Major.

Look, from what I've seen of this place,

there's going to be a problem

in trying to find somewhere to land.

Anyway, the deal is,

If they're not back after 3 weeks,

I fly out on my own.

So don't you go on off without me, you hear?

Some deal.

Anyway, it's nice talking to you.

This is Hogan.

Out.

Whoo!

What do you think of it, Norfolk?

Absolutely remarkable!

Do you think it's safe?

There's only one way to find out--

Keep moving.

Charly.

Come on! That's it, that's it!

OK, baby, don't you let me down!

OK, let her go!

Move it up!

This is the country of the Nagas.

[Charly] Looks pretty grim.

[McBride] So are the Nagas.

It's 9:00. Time to put up a flare.

[DISTANT SCREECHES AND HOWLS]

Nagas!

[HORSE NEIGHS]

Welcome.

You are surprised I speak your tongue.

Your friend Tyler, he has taught us much already.

We heard he was a prisoner.

And you came to rescue him?

Did that creature fill you with these lies?

Tyler's a man of great power

Who honors us with his presence.

It is he who sent me to welcome you.

Come with me.

I can't believe Tyler talking these guys around.

Well, you always said he was a survivor.

Yeah, but how did he know we were coming?

Good question.

Unfortunately, we have to visit the mountain of skulls

to learn the answer.

Goddamn it!

When I put you together, you stay together!

Ugh! Oh, no!

Uh, no, no, I haven't heard from the Major yet.

Should be back any day now.

Hmm? Hey, I ll call you tomorrow, all right?

OK, Hogan. Over and out.

Hogan?

Yeah?

If I don't get out of here,

You're gonna go bananas.

Yeah.

[DISTANT HOWLS]

I thought you were going to see Tyler.

So did I.

Hold your tongue! Only sabbala speaks.

[SHOUTS]

Take your hands off me!

[SPEAKS IN NAGA LANGUAGE]

Let me go.

[SHOUTS IN NAGA LANGUAGE]

Nagoramata.

Good fortune smiles upon you.

Soon you will become brides of Nagoramata.

Ugh!

Ugh!

Psst!

Psst.

Psst!

Ben?

Ben McBride!

Bowen!

No...it's not possible!

Yes, it's me.

It's Tyler, he's right next door.

Wonderful!

You son of a gun,

we'd almost given up hope of finding you.

Yes, we had a rough time getting here.

Anyway, thank goodness we found you.

You mean, you came here to find me?

Sure. We got the message from the canister.

Yeah, it was picked up

Off the coast of Scotland

at the end of 1917.

Oh, my name is Edwin Norfolk, by the way.

Good to meet you, sir.

Ben.

[SABBALA CHANTS IN NAGA LANGUAGE]

Sabbala say,

"soon your bodies will feel warmth

"of Nagoramata's love.

Your heads will help build new temple

"in his honor."

Did he say when?

At the rising of his sister...

The sun.

Ben.

I...

I-I'd given up hope.

Yeah, I know. Me, too.

My folks, Ben, how-how are they?

Your ma and pa are both fine.

In fact, it was your pa that got me into this thing.

He hasn't changed much, has he?

It didn't take much persuading.

[NOISE AND VOICES]

Ben...

The war? It's over, Bo.

There'll be plenty of time to talk about that.

Right now, the girls who came with us are in trouble.

Girls?

Sabbala?

Yeah, and he looks like bad news.

He is.

Well, in that case,

we haven't got a moment to waste.

One of the girls is a friend of yours--

Ajor.

Ajor, the Galu?

Yeah. I'll explain later.

Where have they got Lisa?

She's dead.

Sabbala killed her.

We wouldn't cooperate with the Nagas.

Looks as though they gave you a pretty rough time.

They smashed 2 years of hard work.

Wiped out a whole race of people.

Sacrificed Lisa to the volcano.

[FOOTSTEPS]

Aah!

Ugh!

Uuh. Ooh!

Ooh!

Aah!

Ooh!

[SIGHS]

No!

[CRASH]

Ugh!

Aah!

Ohh!

[SHOUTS IN NAGA LANGUAGE]

Uhh!

Aah!

Ooh!

Uuh!

Ben, my stick.

Ohh!

Ugh! Oh!

Aah!

Aghh!

Barricade the door.

Ooh!

[SHOUTS IN NAGA LANGUAGE]

Ugh!

Aah!

Ahh!

Ahh!

Nagoramata!

When he speaks, all die!

[DOOR CREAKS]

Ben, we gotta go down here.

It's the only way.

My camera! Forget it.

No, look, it's just in there.

Along with your notes.

Oh, yes, yes, I'll get it.

Norfolk!

Norfolk!

Hurry!

Aah!

[DOOR CREAKS]

Ungh.

[SHOUTS IN NAGA LANGUAGE]

[SHOUTS IN NAGA LANGUAGE]

[SHOUTS]

[SHOUTS]

Aah!

[SHOUTS IN NAGA LANGUAGE]

Aah!

[SCREAMING]

[HISSING]

Stay where you are!

Wait till they settle down.

[HISSING SUBSIDES]

Charly, this is no time for pictures.

Shut up and help.

Ok, now, you've got to wind that up there,

Underneath.

And that sets it off there,

but don't forget to close your eyes.

Get set to run on the count of 3.

1

2 3.

Ugh!

Aah!

[HISSING EXPLOSIONS]

[DEEP RUMBLE]

[PANTING] Ben,

You go on ahead.

I'll slow 'em down.

Give you a chance to get through that cave.

How you gonna stop 'em? With rocks?

No dice, Bo.

I didn't come all this way to leave you behind.

What the hell, Ben? I buy it here or I buy it later.

We may get away from the Nagas,

But we'll never get home.

[SHOUTS ORDER IN NAGA LANGUAGE]

Once we get to that amphib, we're home and dry.

The land'll stop you, Ben. It's alive.

That volcano is its heart.

It controls everything.

[EXPLOSION]

How can the land be alive?

Ask Ajor if we can get out of here.

[YELLING]

Only wish I had something to hold them off with.

Here, take this.

And this spare magazine.

Aaah!

[SHOUTS]

[EXPLOSION]

Move! Norfolk!

Go on.

Go on!

Ugh!

Ohh!

Aah!

Aah!

Ugh! Ooh!

[LOUD RUMBLING AND EXPLOSIONS]

Ugh!

[SHOUTS ORDERS]

Aah!

In! Go in!

[SPEAKS IN NAGA LANGUAGE]

Aah!

Ohh!

Aah!

Eeeah!

Aah!

Bo!

[SHOUTS IN NAGA LANGUAGE]

Stupid, Goddamn stunt.

No! Ugh.

Easy.

Remember...

when we were kids, Ben?

Yeah.

I always wanted to play the hero.

Easy.

Only then...

arrows weren't real.

Ooh. Easy.

Ben...

I told you...

there's... there's no escape.

Goddamn it.

[RUMBLING]

[WHISTLING EXPLOSIONS]

Where's Tyler?

Ajor!

[EXPLOSION]

[CREAKS]

Hogan calling Polar Queen. Hogan calling Polar Queen!

Are you receiving me?

[SNAP]

Hey!

Come on! get-get off!

Oh, no!

Ugh!

Come on!

Steady.

Whoa!

Dirty old nag!

Come on!

[ROARING]

Ho!

Ugh!

[NORFOLK] Get out of it!

[GROWLING AND HISSING]

Aah!

Aah!

Come on.

Ungh!

Come on, come on.

Ugh!

Ugh!

Ugh!

Let go! Help!

Let go!

Ajor, get back! Get back!

[GUNSHOTS]

Move!

Ben!

[RUMBLING]

Ajor, get out of here!

[MCBRIDE] Get out of here!

[HOWLS]

Go on!

We've got to move now, Sir.

If those icebergs close in...

Very well, Mr. Whitby.

Get her underway, will you?

We'll move back 5 miles.

Be ready to transmit our position

in case they make contact.

Aye, aye, Sir.

Engine room, prepare to get underway.

You OK?

Oh, just.

I didn't believe what Tyler said about this island.

I'm beginning to think he was right.

It's a complete and utter disaster.

Come on, Doc, it's not as bad as that. We're doing OK.

I'm not talking about that.

I've lost my satchel in there.

All my notes and everything!

Don't worry. I've still got my camera.

[EXPLOSION]

[RUMBLING]

Boatswain reports channel clear, Sir.

Very good, Mr. Whitby.

Keep her moving.

Very good, Sir.

[EXPLOSIONS]

[SHOUTS AND CRIES]

Band-lu. Make them go away with fire gun.

I've run out of flares. How about you, Ben?

3 shots left.

Oh, for heaven's sake,

I'm sick and tired of running away from those dreadful people.

Get up.

Get going, Charly.

Or I ll kick your butt from here to the plane.

You'd never be a major in the British army.

[SCREAMS]

Goddamn it, Major, where the hell are you?

[RADIO NOISES]

Anything at all, Mr. Graham?

I'm afraid not, Sir.

Well, keep transmitting our position.

And let them know we're moving out in the morning.

I'll be damned!

Major!

Come on!

OK, let's move it.

Atta baby!

Come on!

Whoa.

[HOGAN] You didn't get Tyler, huh?

[MCBRIDE] No, but I brought you a present.

Got any of that nerve tonic left?

Yeah, I sure have.

Boy, you cut it pretty fine, Major.

I was worried this whole place was going to shake apart

before you got back here.

It's about to. We're being followed by a volcano.

Yeah... What?

Ajor, don't worry. Everything'll be all right.

We've lost a lot of thrust

On that cut-down prop, Major.

You'll have to open her right up on the chocks

Or we'll never get out of here!

Right.

[ENGINE REVS]

Hogan!

All clear! Let's go, Major!

[EXPLOSION]

[ENGINE SPUTTERS]

She won't climb any higher.

We have to lighten the ship.

Norfolk, throw out everything you can!

It's our only hope. Out!

My camera!

My camera!

[ENGINE STRUGGLES]

[ENGINE PICKS UP]

Major!

We did it!

[RUMBLING]

McBride to Polar Queen. McBride to Polar Queen: how do you read me? Over.

Here, what the devil's going on?

[SHOUTS]

Any luck, Major?

[ENGINE FALTERS]

The ship! The ship!

Great going!

Look, Sir!

It's them! The amphib!

[ENGINE DIES]

He has no power.

By God, they've made it!

Muster rescue party.

Very good, Sir.

[TELEGRAPH BEEPS]

"Congratulations on incredible escape.

"Safe voyage home."

May I also add my congratulations to that?

And also, for, um...

Ahem, uh, Mr. Graham, you, um...

and also for bringing back such a charming souvenir.

Oh, yes, Sir. It's all rather fun.

Um, why, that's not bad. That's not bad at all.

Ah, you know, I can't wait

To walk you down the main street Of North Flats, Nebraska.

Nebraska? No volcanoes?

Ha!

No, but, uh, they're Sure gonna explode when they see you.

You know, Hogan, this is rather like your nerve tonic.

Professor, have some of the real thing.

Ah, thank you.

Aah...

That makes life look a lot rosier.

You know, my uncle will have a heart attack

when we get back empty-handed.

In fact, he'll probably fire me.

Maybe you weren't meant to make your name in pictures.

Got any other ideas?

Oh, I ll think of something.

Charly?

Yes?

Why didn't you tell me about that gun

you had stashed in your camera case?

I was keeping it in case we got into a jam.

[SHIP'S BELL RINGS]